3 Things You Need To Know Now

Life’s filled with both the expected and the unexpected. There’s a virtual wealth of information coming at you with lightning speed every single day. It is nearly impossible to sift through everything or even be aware of what you should look at. Keep reading for information on some unrelated topics that you will be glad you learned about.

Know a Good Lawyer

Sometimes you need to contact a lawyer. If you have been in an unfortunate circumstance and have been involved in a motorcycle collision, you need a lawyer who is versed in motorcycle accidents and the laws surrounding them.

Even if you have not been in an accident, if you have a motorcycle, it is good to know who to contact should the unexpected ever occur. That way, you will not need to delay a case and will have someone on your side who will help you understand your rights.

Learn Other People’s Phone Numbers

What? Yes. You need to know the actual digits that comprise your friends’ and family members’ respective phone numbers. In this digital age, you surely have all of the important digits entered into your phone and backed up on your cloud service of choice. But what happens if you lose your phone? If your battery dies or the phone breaks in an emergency? You are out of luck. 

The first thing you need to do is print out your contact list or address book. While you are at it, make sure your people’s addresses and birth dates or any other important information is included. Now print it all out and place it somewhere safe. A safe is actually a great place to put the contact information.

Printing the phone numbers is a good backup plan, but it is not enough. You need to memorize the phone numbers. This is not only a great idea to have the information retained, but it is a great way to boost your cognitive functioning. 

Watch this video for helpful tips on how to memorize a phone number from a memory expert.

Know What Your Homeowner’s or Rental Insurance Covers

First of all, you need insurance to protect your personal possessions, overall wealth, and assets. Second, it is crucial for you to know and understand what your respective insurance policy will and will not cover and under what circumstances. What this means is that you must read the fine print before agreeing to anything. If you already have a policy, you still need to read through the paperwork in its entirety. 

Of note, unless you have a specified timeframe or contract, you can switch insurance companies if you are unhappy with your current policy. Make sure you do your due diligence and understand any future agreements. 

Keep a copy of the policy in your safe and upload it to the cloud in case of a fire or other disaster. That way you will have access to the information you will need when you need it most.

There is so much information in the world that you can benefit from. Everything from paying off an auto loan early to learning how to sew a button onto a shirt. Take the time to understand the information presented in this article, and then move on to more topics that will serve you well in life.